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Newspaper
Carroll Free Press
Location
Carrollton, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
7
A nostalgic essay extols summer vacation for children, noting blue skies and fragrant woods, urging rest from schoolwork and school bells. It celebrates youth adventures, outdoor mischief, and recreation as growth moments before the new school year.
An eighty year old man walks daily through streets and countryside smiling despite age. He lives by a simple creed to enjoy today as if tomorrow may end, reading Nature’s book to stay healthy and content.
Soft moonlight and a rift set a fair young girl and her lover in a tranquil scene. A gentle air carries sweet sounds as Cupid watches, promising tender passion. The prose blends transcendental imagery with utopian sentiment of love.
A nostalgic essay reflects on graduation memories and the promise of life after school. It honors the youth at a graduation threshold while acknowledging future challenges and the value of practical knowledge gained after leaving the classroom.
A plea to keep domestic life bright and welcoming. The text argues that homes should be lively places with music laughter and shared arts. It warns that neglecting home can lead to degradation and urges parents to foster happiness to ease future loneliness and regret.
A writer argues that men carry multiple consciences for different spheres: strict church duties kept private, flexible business ethics allowing misrepresentation, and a third that fades when faced with temptation. Not all possess all facets in full.
Heir ent law of L P Mandeville deceased, John W Stallings applies to require Mrs Easte Mandeville, administratrix, to execute lands described in bond annexed to petition. The ordinary set July first Monday 1821 to show cause why order should not be granted. This June 8 1921 KE Reed Ordinary.
Green W Davenport as executor of James G Davenport petitions to be discharged after full administration. The court cites all concerned to show cause why he should not be discharged on the first Monday in July 1921. Ordinary B T Steed signs.
L J Fuller administrator of F M Fuller state asks court to discharge him and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in July 1921. He cites duly filed petition and asks all persons kin and creditors to show cause why discharge should not be granted. June 5 1921 F T Ateed Ordinary.
Mrs J M Thornton applies for twelve months support from the estate of her deceased husband J M Thornton. The notice cites all persons of kin and creditors to show cause before the Ordinary E T Steed on or before the first Monday in July 1821 why the application should not be granted. June 7, 182k.
Mra Lora Horsley filed for a year s support from the estate of R M Horsley her deceased husband in an action filed by H T Steed Ordinary. The notice requests all concerned to show cause before the first Monday in July 1921 why the application should not be granted.
John E. Smith applied for permanent letters of administration on the estate of J R Smith, late of Carroll County. Creditors and next of kin are urged to show cause before the first Monday in July 1821 why administration should not be granted. Date June 6 1921. E T Sthed, Ordinary.
W C Capes applies for guardianship of Simuel, Mattie and Charlea Tidwell and J W McBurnett, minor children. Citations issued to all interested to show cause before June 6 1921, E T Breed Ordinary.
A large crowd attended a Sunday night prayer meeting at Mr J O M Fountain. The Hackneys spent Saturday night with their son and family at Consolation. Mrs Emma Lee Herrin shows improving health. Several families, including the Williams and Horsley clans, visited relatives over the weekend.
A fragment discusses how few possess a single conscience. it contrasts divine endowment with the manufactured article, suggesting modern products conform more to current requirements than to moral or spiritual ideals.
Poem fragment from a maternal collection urges patience and optimism when facing trouble. It emphasizes generosity loyalty bravery and selflessness while hoping for brighter days ahead as a guiding sentiment.
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